We live in scary times. But we have always lived in scary times. An exploration of Unitarian Universalism’s history in resisting authoritarianism, and our role as a free faith in keeping the chalice of democracy lit today. Services are also available live on our page on YouTube
According to surveys of religion in America, a continued decline of church membership in future decades seems inevitable. What does that mean for those of us who enjoy the benefits of belonging to a religious community? How do we manage the tension between hope and realism when it comes to the future of our faith? … Continue reading Realistic Hope and Hopeful Realism (Recorded)
Jane will present on her recent trip through Alabama, sharing what she learned about Civil Rights History and what it means for her UU journey this election year.
March is National Women’s History Month. Today we recognize UU women of the past and present who have advocated for equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Exploring enchantment through agnosticism Services are also available live on our page on YouTube
Since we re-opened our doors in April of 2022, so much has happened, and we’ve come so far! Our progress is so inspiring! How shall we focus that inspiration into fresh energy and commitment to our membership vows of generously sharing our time, talents, and financial resources?
We will learn about traditions surrounding the Lunar New Year. This is an intergenerational service, so the children will be with us and helping with the service. We may also have a very special visitor!
As we search for meaning in our lives sometimes we discover deep learning in unexpected places and events.
Two longtime members explore the emotional and practical aspects of planning ahead. Geared for adults of any age, the Lauers will give perspectives on surviving your parents, and how your family can survive you.
The Third Source of our living tradition is “Wisdom from the world’s religions which inspires us in our ethical and spiritual life.” Setting Christianity and Judaism aside (the Fourth Source), let’s look at three other religious traditions: Buddhism, Islam and Hinduism.
